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What do you mean I cannot cover the kitchen window?
Of course you can get a blind £20 tops probably a lot less
If you take this to the council they will laugh at you for being silly
Now is someone was always shining a high powered torch or a lazer pen fair enough you may have a complaint but not reflection of sunshine from a conservatoryI cannot move the TV as it is fixed to the wall and as I do not have a blind or curtain on the kitchen window I cannot cover the kitchen window.0 -
Move to Scotland- we don't see the sun here
When it shines there's an announcement on the radio incase the locals get worried about the strange yellow thing in the sky
baldly going on...0 -
Here's the Australian solution to a similar problem: http://www.27bslash6.com/halogen.html0
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There's nothing on worth watching anyway
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OP can have my welding bucket for free, set to shade 9ew, then watch telly via me bucket, jobs a good un :beer:0
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Tell them to come and build a [STRIKE]conservatory[/STRIKE] industrial sized greenhouse opposite my house.
Mind you they'd have to bring the sunshine with them.0 -
My lounge is north-facing. Wish I had your problems OP.0
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If you cannot afford to put a blind up, simply hang a sheet over the door that the light is shining through. You cannot seriously expect them to cover the conservatory so you can watch TV?What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0
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Enterprise_1701C wrote: »If you cannot afford to put a blind up,
I might be going to replace my heating and windows next year and I am sure I will end up with less than £16,000 in savings, I wonder if I should re-apply for council tax benefit :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
No problems in the finance department0 -
I get a similar problem with the low evening sun shining through the back windows, I complained to god but he doesn't appear to have done anything........0
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